Japan wastes zero time?

Japan is country in which “fiddly things,” required detail and patience, often seem to be embraced, obsessed over and perfected.

What is the deal with the incessant reposting of old “updated” articles on this site? Often they are reposted every few months with little or literal no change.

Excellent writing, Ethan. Nice job doing your part in fulfilling Kotaku’s daily “I Can’t [ ]” quota.

Warning: Graphic imagery.

Right? (sic) inserted into a perfect quote whilst Ethan Gach has 2-3 errors of his own? Glass houses.

It’s gross how often you and other Gawker staff repeatedly flog your book at every turn. Ashcraft is even worse, where the Amazon link is larger than the article. Can you not give an honest review without borking in that thing you did?

According to The Japan Times (full disclosure: I am a columnist there), the store opened this weekend, selling an array of Sailor Moongoodies.

You completely rewrite your post following my call out regarding the Sold Out each morning bollocks and delete my original comments? Class.

Music from the Nier games was a hot item at this year’s show, with a limited-edition signed version of a Blu-ray concert disc selling out quickly each morning of the show. 

Brian Ashcraft: Kotaku’s Man in Japan. AKA: Chris Kohler’s selfie stick. Top drawer reporting boys.

Thanks for your response. But your being Japanese is irrelevant and doesn’t erase the fact that just like anywhere else on the planet, Japan does have food health concerns. Frequently.

Blind Japanese love trumpet. See my above reply regarding the true nature of Japanese food health quality.

Bollocks. The blind Japanese love trumpet needs to stop blowing. This week, 17 Japanese chain restaurants were closed indefinitely due to an E. Coli breakout. A 3 year old is dead and many others seriously ill. From potato salad. This is just this week.

Ashcraft. When the work is so easy, how can you be such a lousy writer?

Japanese cosplay event. 30 Japanese retweets. Where are you? If you are Kotaku’s Man in Japan, and you can’t be arsed to step out and do some work, talk to some people, take some photos, then what’s the point of you?

You live in Osaka. Where’s your JoJo review? You could’ve walked down the street, paid your 1.800円, and done the business for your readers.

Mayo is a stable emulsion of egg whites, vinegar and lemon juice.

Slow down son. A shitload of beers? Really? What’s the point of this article? You must be a kid. At any sports etc. event that’s the system - one guy buys the beers for the rest. Makes more sense than 10 guys clogging the aisles for a beer apiece, vacating seats and missing the action. When the beer runs out, the next…

Mate, what are you on about? All he’s saying is that trains in Japan are in fact late. Often. That’s it. Why the attacks?